Meet Mark Carney: Banker-Rajneeta, who took to Trump, led the victory to liberals in Canada
Mark carneyTravel from Governor of Bank of England Canada is nothing short of extraordinary to become Prime Minister of the full -term. Once known as a cool technocrats brought to stable financial markets during the crisis, Carney is now moving towards achieving a full mandate to lead his country. According to the latest results, the liberals are ahead in 158 riding, while conservatives lead in 147.
Carney, who took over as Liberal leader only after the resignation of Justin Trudeau, managed to convert to his party once a certain orthodox landslide in a fourth consecutive term. Although it is not clear whether the liberals have achieved a lump sum parliamentary majority, their performance marks a stunning political change over a few months.
The campaign was fixed in power as a referendum in the Toodo’s decade, marrying the rising cost of life and public fatigue. However, Trump’s repeated attacks on Canada’s sovereignty, asking to become the “51st state” of the US, and the new sweeping tariff activated Canadian voters. Carney’s financial expertise and stable hand economic decline and national pride proved attractive to the country.
Despite never serving in Parliament, Carney persuaded voters that his background as a crisis manager made him the best candidate to face Trump’s dangers. Their promise of protecting Canadian workers, cutting middle class taxes, maintaining dental care and returning immigration to clearly resonant permanent levels in the ballot box.
Who is Mark Carney?
- Born in Fort Smith, Northwest Territies and grew up in Edmonton, Alberta.
- Studied economics at Harvard University and completed a doctorate at Oxford.
- Goldman made his early luck in Sachs, worked in New York, Tokyo, London and Toronto.
- In 2008, the Governor of Bank of Canada, appointed, operates the economy through a global financial crisis.
- In 2013, the first non-liton to lead the Bank of England became the first non-liton, helping to stabilize the markets after Brexit votes.
- After leaving the Bank of England, he served as a special messenger of the United Nations on climate action and Finance.
- Before entering politics, he presided over the Brookfield Asset Management, one of Canada’s largest investment firms.
- Promising to protect Canadian sovereignty, Donald Trump launched a huge campaign against the annexation rhetoric.
- Known for its technical style and crisis leadership, but during the election, a more combative, nationalist tone and won the voters.
